$5,963 to $8,412 pp (USD)
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Arrival
Day 1-2
Chobe elephant camp
Chobe elephant camp
Chobe Elephant Camp is an eco-friendly lodge located on a rocky ridge overlooking the beautiful Chobe River floodplains. Positioned right on the edge of Chobe National Park (near the western Ngoma gate and about 50 minutes from Kasane Airport), it offers an authentic safari experience with incredible elevated view.
Because it sits just outside the quieter western boundary of Chobe National Park, you get a much more peaceful experience away from the heavy tourist crowds of Kasane town. Daily activities include:
• 4x4 Game Drives: Guided land drives in open safari vehicles to view the famous large herds of elephants, lions, leopards, buffalos, and giraffes.
• Chobe River Cruises: Afternoon boat trips where you can watch elephants swimming across the water and spot hippos and crocodiles up close.
Guests are on full inclusive of meals and beverages during meals, Two game activities daily, start with game view on4x4 game drives and Chobe river boat safari.
- Main Destination:
- Chobe Riverfront (Chobe NP)
- Activities:
- Accommodation:
- Chobe Elephant Camp
Wildlife in Chobe NP
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 3-5
Khwai concession
Khwai concession
• Management & Community Ownership: The area is administered by the local community through the Khwai Development Trust, serving as a successful model for community-based eco-tourism where tourism revenues directly support local development and conservation.
• Geography & Wildlife Corridor: Named after the Khwai River—which acts as the northern lifeline of the Okavango Delta—the concession serves as a vital wildlife corridor linking the Delta to the Linyanti and Chobe systems.
• Abundant Wildlife: It hosts dense populations of large mammals, including elephants, buffalo, hippos, and giraffes, alongside major predators like lions, leopards, cheetahs, spotted hyenas, and endangered African wild dogs
Safari Activities: Unlike the strict regulations inside national parks like Moremi, the community concession permits night game drives, off-road driving (in certain areas), guided walking safaris, and mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) excursions along the river channels.
- Main Destination:
- Khwai Concession (Okavango Delta)
- Activities:
- Accommodation:
- Khwai Explorers Camp
Wildlife in Khwai Concession
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 6-7
Okavango delta
Okavango delta
The Okavango Delta is a vast, landlocked inland wetland in northern Botswana that forms where the Okavango River spills out into the sand of the Kalahari Desert.
• Unique Inland System: Unlike typical deltas that empty into an ocean or sea, the Okavango’s waters evaporate and transpire into the desert.
• The massive floodwaters take about a month to travel down the river and peak locally between June and August (Botswana's dry winter season), swelling the delta to around 15,000 to 22,000 square kilometers.
• Biodiversity: Home to over 130 mammals (including the world's largest elephant population of around 130,000), 480+ bird species, fish, and reptiles.
• The "Big Five" & Endangered Species: Supports lions, leopards, buffalos, elephants, rhinos, and endangered species like African wild dogs and cheetahs.
• The Panhandle: The northern stretch of the river flowing into Botswana, famous for sport fishing, birdwatching, and deep-water lagoon.
- Main Destination:
- Okavango Delta
- Activities:
- Accommodation:
- Jumbo Junction Camp
Wildlife in Okavango Delta
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 8-9
Savuti
Savuti
• Savuti is Positioned between the Okavango Delta to the west, the Linyanti system to the north, and the main Chobe Riverfront to the east. It lies roughly 200 km north of Maun and 170 km southwest of Kasane.
• The Savuti Channel: A famous and enigmatic 100-kilometer natural water channel that connects the Linyanti River to the Mababe Depression. The channel mysteriously flows and dries up over unpredictable multi-year or decade-long cycles independent of local rainfall.
• Terrain: A transitional landscape featuring open grasslands of the Savuti Marsh, ancient granite inselbergs (such as Gubatsa Hills), dry Kalahari scrub, camelthorn woodlands, and mopane veld
• Predators: Renowned for high concentrations of apex predators, particularly massive lion prides famous for hunting large prey like buffalo and even elephants, alongside spotted hyenas, leopards, and wild dogs.
• History & Culture: Features ancient San Bushmen rock paintings on small rocky hills.
- Main Destination:
- Savuti (Chobe NP)
- Activities:
- Accommodation:
- Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge
- Meals & Drinks:
Day 10
Maun airport
Maun airport
Your wilderness itinerary concludes today with a transition from the Bush to your international departure hub.
Following a final morning activity and brunch at the lodge,
You will be transferred to the local airstrip for your light aircraft charter flight to Maun International Airport (MUB).
This bush charter is dynamically scheduled to align with your specific international departure details, ensuring an optimal connection window for your onward travel.
- Main Destination:
- Maun Airport (Maun)
- Activities:
- Accommodation:
- No accommodation (End of tour)
- Meals & Drinks:
